A rather charming depiction
A rather charming depiction of the characters, particularly in the last scene in which Suckers is caught in a van and a woman-in-a-machine is driving away from him, who is in a coma. The film's portrayal of the deaths and the aftermath of the war is quite accurate considering the personal nature of the soldiers and the circumstances. It is also quite funny to watch the surviving soldiers being reunited with their loved ones and showing them
A rather charming depiction of what is supposed to be the country's most hated man. The only problem is that it is a fairly good movie, but not quite as good as those that often get made over.